UT – Sen. Mike Lee (R) and Sen. Mitt Romney (R)
Committees
Mike Lee is the #3 Republican on the Senate Energy Subcommittee on Energy
Mike Lee is the #4 Republican on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Mike Lee is the #11 Republican on the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
HEP Grants
In the past 9 years, this state has received: 21 HEP grants, totalling $4,092,000
Year Institution Amount ($)
------ ------------------ ------------
2019 University of Utah 377,000
2018 University of Utah 840,000
2017 University of Utah 500,000
2016 University of Utah 1,052,000
2015 University of Utah 657,000
2014 University of Utah 343,000
2013 University of Utah 245,000
2012 University of Utah 78,000
SC Contracts
In the past 9 years, this state has received: 3 Office of Science contracts, totalling $9,829
Year Vendor Amount ($) Item
------ --------------------- ------------ --------------------------
2015 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,531 Newspapers And Periodicals
2014 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,270 Newspapers And Periodicals
2012 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,028 Newspapers And Periodicals
NSF MPS Grants
In the past 9 years, this state has received: 378 NSF MPS grants, totalling $94,231,887
Institution Amount ($)
------------------------ ------------
University Of Utah 71,168,174
Brigham Young University 16,402,042
Utah State University 5,776,671
Pii Redacted 300,000
Utah Valley University 300,000
Redacted Due To Pii 150,000
Dixie State University 135,000
SULI/CCI Interns
From 2014-2018, this state had 52 SULI/CCI interns
# Interns Program College
----------- --------- ---------------------------
19 SULI Brigham Young University
19 SULI The University of Utah
9 SULI Utah State University
3 SULI Weber State University
1 CCI Salt Lake Community College
1 SULI Dixie State College of Utah
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UT-01 – Rep. Rob Bishop (R) – Wikipedia
HEP Grants
This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020
SC Contracts
In the past 9 years, this district has received: 1 Office of Science contracts, totalling $3,028
Year Vendor Amount ($) Item
------ --------------------- ------------ --------------------------
2012 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,028 Newspapers And Periodicals
NSF MPS Grants
In the past 9 years, this district has received: $5,776,671 in NSF MPS grants.
Year Institution Amount ($)
------ --------------------- ------------
2019 Utah State University 418,452
2018 Utah State University 692,642
2017 Utah State University 1,698,561
2016 Utah State University 188,391
2015 Utah State University 312,014
2014 Utah State University 1,119,543
2013 Utah State University 1,239,268
2012 Utah State University 107,800
SULI/CCI Interns
From 2014-2018, this district had 12 SULI/CCI interns
Term Name College Host Lab Program
----------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Summer 2018 Andrew Johnson Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Kevin James Chandler Weber State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Jared Campbell Lambert Utah State University Los Alamos National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Austin J Watts Weber State University Los Alamos National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Chris Joseph Martinez Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Benjamin Vegel Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Katelyn Sarah Allison Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Kaleb Roberts Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Michael Berry Utah State University Los Alamos National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Tate Shorthill Utah State University National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Isaac Allred Utah State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Spring 2018 Alec Holt Weber State University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
UT-02 – Rep. Chris Stewart (R) – Wikipedia
Committees
Chris Stewart is the #18 Republican on the House Committee on Appropriations
HEP Grants
In the past 9 years, this district has received: $4,092,000 in SC HEP grants.
Institution Amount ($) Start End Principal Investigator Project Title
------------------ ------------ ------- ------- ------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
University of Utah 840,000 2018 Ongoing DAWSON, KYLE The Extended Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey at Apache Point Observatory
University of Utah 927,000 2016 2020 DAWSON, KYLE Spectral Templates and Models of Small-scale Clustering for eBOSS and DESI
University of Utah 2,000 2016 2017 DAWSON, KYLE Snowbird Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology Conference: The Galaxy/Halo Connection
University of Utah 1,350,000 2015 2020 Dawson, Kyle The Extended Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey at Apache Point Observatory
University of Utah 327,000 2014 2017 Bolton, Adam Integrating Advanced Software and Statistical Methods for Spectroscopic Dark-Energy Surveys
University of Utah 245,000 2014 Ongoing Dawson, Kyle Spectral Templates and Models of Small-scale Clustering for eBOSS and DESI
University of Utah 78,000 2014 2015 DeTar, Carleton Searching for Physics Beyond the Standard Model: Strongly Coupled Field Theories at the Intensity and Energy Frontiers
University of Utah 150,000 2013 2014 Bolton Integrating Advanced Software and Statistical Methods for Spectroscopic Dark-Energy Surveys
University of Utah 95,000 2013 2014 Dawson Modeling Spectra of 160,000 BOSS Quasars for Lyman Alpha Studies
University of Utah 78,000 2012 2014 Detar Searching for Physics Beyond the Standard Model: Strongly Coupled Field Theories at the Intensity and Energy Frontiers
SC Contracts
This district received no SC contracts from 2012-2020
NSF MPS Grants
In the past 9 years, this district has received: $71,753,174 in NSF MPS grants.
Year Institution Amount ($)
------ ---------------------- ------------
2020 University Of Utah 604,506
2019 Redacted Due To Pii 150,000
2019 University Of Utah 11,346,369
2018 Pii Redacted 150,000
2018 University Of Utah 7,464,742
2017 Pii Redacted 150,000
2017 University Of Utah 10,475,573
2016 University Of Utah 7,140,869
2015 Dixie State University 135,000
2015 University Of Utah 5,737,404
2014 University Of Utah 8,808,133
2013 University Of Utah 8,921,795
2012 University Of Utah 10,668,783
SULI/CCI Interns
From 2014-2018, this district had 38 SULI/CCI interns
Term Name College Host Lab Program
----------- ------------------------- ------------------------ -------------------------------------- ---------
Summer 2018 Ashlea Patterson The University of Utah National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Adam Brandt The University of Utah Oak Ridge National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Kelley Valentine Brigham Young University SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Kaitlin Fink The University of Utah National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Timothy Quah The University of Utah Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2018 Gemma Giovanna Clark The University of Utah Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2017 Jocee Porter The University of Utah Pacific Northwest National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2017 Cory Dalton Goates The University of Utah Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2017 Michael Alexander Giere The University of Utah Argonne National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2017 Melissa Puga The University of Utah Argonne National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2017 Jemi Ong Brigham Young University Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Tingshiuan Christopher Wu The University of Utah Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Nick Betzsold Brigham Young University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Marsie Trego Brigham Young University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Aj Rasmusson Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Richard Lee Fitzhugh Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Reese Petersen Brigham Young University Ames National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2016 Gemma Giovanna Clark The University of Utah SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Tingshiuan Christopher Wu The University of Utah Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 VAN THANH NGUYEN The University of Utah Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Brittney Saenz Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Jesse Doyle Carlson Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Melissa Puga The University of Utah Argonne National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Ethan Gates Hasler Brigham Young University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Cody Barnhill The University of Utah National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Summer 2015 Charlotte Reininger Brigham Young University Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Daniel Woodbury Brigham Young University Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Ryan Joseph Gillis Brigham Young University Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Nils Thomas Otterstrom Brigham Young University Oak Ridge National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Loren Anderson Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Carl Walker Prince Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Spencer Dirk Lindeman Brigham Young University National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Summer 2014 Avery Tye Gardner The University of Utah Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory SULI
Spring 2018 Adam Brandt The University of Utah Oak Ridge National Laboratory SULI
Spring 2018 Elena Osorio Camacena The University of Utah Oak Ridge National Laboratory SULI
Spring 2016 Reese Petersen Brigham Young University National Renewable Energy Laboratory SULI
Spring 2015 Joseph Adam Santora The University of Utah Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory SULI
Spring 2014 Arthur Adaon Castleton Brigham Young University Idaho National Laboratory SULI
UT-03 – Rep. John R. Curtis (R) – Wikipedia
HEP Grants
This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020
SC Contracts
This district received no SC contracts from 2012-2020
NSF MPS Grants
In the past 9 years, this district has received: $16,702,042 in NSF MPS grants.
Year Institution Amount ($)
------ ------------------------ ------------
2020 Brigham Young University 14,000
2019 Brigham Young University 1,672,934
2018 Brigham Young University 7,271,101
2017 Brigham Young University 1,630,742
2016 Brigham Young University 906,169
2016 Utah Valley University 300,000
2015 Brigham Young University 625,808
2014 Brigham Young University 1,108,690
2013 Brigham Young University 893,763
2012 Brigham Young University 2,278,835
SULI/CCI Interns
This district had no SULI/CCI interns from 2014-2018
UT-04 – Rep. Ben McAdams (D) – Wikipedia
Committees
Ben McAdams is the #21 Democrat on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
Ben McAdams is the #6 Democrat on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Subcommittee on Research and Technology
HEP Grants
This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020
SC Contracts
In the past 9 years, this district has received: 2 Office of Science contracts, totalling $6,801
Year Vendor Amount ($) Item
------ --------------------- ------------ --------------------------
2015 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,531 Newspapers And Periodicals
2014 Ovid Technologies Inc 3,270 Newspapers And Periodicals
NSF MPS Grants
This district received no NSF MPS grants from 2012-2020
SULI/CCI Interns
From 2014-2018, this district had 2 SULI/CCI interns
Term Name College Host Lab Program
----------- ------------------- --------------------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Summer 2017 Aubry Celeste Lines Salt Lake Community College National Renewable Energy Laboratory CCI
Fall 2015 Aimee Newsham Dixie State College of Utah Los Alamos National Laboratory SULI


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Create a method with 3 parameters, one for the number it will count up to, one for the word it outputs if its divisible by 3 and one for the word it outputs is divisible by 5. If the number it’s outputting is divisible by 3 then output the given parameter instead, if the number is divisible by 5 output the second parameter instead. If the number is divisible by both 3 and 5, output both parameters together
Create a method accepts a number then, outputting what it did at each iteration, and how many iterations it took
to get to the end.
• If the number is divisible by 3, divide it by 3.
• If it’s not, either add 1 or
subtract 1 (to make it divisible by 3), then divide it by 3.
• It stops when the number it reaches is 1
Create a function which given an input string, will count out every instance where 3 of the same characters are in a row and display how many there were.
Create a function that creates a paragraph tag
Create another function that changes the text of that paragraph
tag to what is in a textbox
Create another function that deletes the paragraph tag
All three functions
are called by buttons
Access an online JSON file, which contained a assortment of details about a super hero squad and details about each member
Access an online JSON file, which contained an array of objects. each object had the name, country, house and years, of kings and queens. Create a function which searches through the objects given a search term and return the relevant ones
Create a virtual garage with the following functionality:
• Check in cars to the garage
• Check out cars
from the garage
• Output the contents of the garage
• Calculate the bill for a car, dependant on its attributes
•
Creating cars with no faults
• Creating cars with numerous faults
These parts are all performed through
buttons and dropdown menus
The second part to this project was to create an admin console, which only accepted
one-liner commands. These commands should then be able to access and perform actions on the garage.


Bangladesh court grants bail to Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus
Micro-credit pioneer appears in court over firing of three employees by Grameen Communications, where he is chairman.
Micro-credit pioneer and Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been granted bail in Bangladesh over the firing of three employees by Grameen Communications, where he is chairman.
Zakia Parveen, acting chairman of the 3rd Labour Court in the capital, Dhaka, announced the decision on Sunday when Yunus appeared before the court.
More:
Last month, the country's High Court had set a November 7 deadline for him to appear in person.
The Labour Court had earlier issued an arrest warrant for Yunus and two other executives after he failed to appear because he was abroad.
The three employees filed the cases in July, saying they were terminated illegally after seeking to form a trade union.
Grameen Communications, a not-for-profit information technology firm, is one of several companies under the Grameen umbrella founded by Yunus.
Yunus shared the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize with Grameen Bank, which provides small loans to impoverished people.
He lost a legal battle after the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina removed him from the bank over retirement age regulations in 2011.
A year earlier, in November 2010, Hasina claimed Yunus was "sucking blood from the poor in the name of poverty alleviation".
In the following years, the authorities filed a criminal case against him for food adulteration, and initiated investigations into the bank and its sister companies.
In 2015, the National Bureau of Revenue filed a court case against Yunus for allegedly failing to pay $1.5m in tax - an allegation he called "baseless". The case was subsequently stayed by the High Court.
The move was seen by some observers as a possible new step in the ruling Awami League party's ongoing feud with Yunus, which was initially triggered by his attempt in 2007 to establish a rival political party.
The prime minister has also accused him of lobbying the World Bank to stop its $3bn financing of a bridge over the Padma river at Mawa, 50km (30 miles) south of Dhaka, and this year said "the conspirators" seeking to block the grant "will be prosecuted".


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I had heard for a long time that dextromethorphan will potentiate the effects of opiates. For the last few days I've been in a great amount of pain from a herpes simplex I outbreak, and wanted to put the 1/1 morphidex ratio to the test for analgesia. When I found this to be rather pleasant, I upped it to a 2:1 ratio, and here is the result:
8pm - take approx 50mg dex(capsule) and 50mg morphine hcl (insufflated).
8:30 - pain in groin subsides, euphoric morphine feeling prevalent but not significantly potentiated, I decide to take more dex.
8:45 - ingest 1 more 50mg dex capsule.
9:30 - this is where things get strange. I had eaten a rather large meal before taking the dex capsule, and because of this there was a distinct latency between the come up of the opiates (most of which I snorted) and the dxm, which I ate. At this point I smoked a little weed and I noticed something. At this dosage ratio, the morphine MIGHT have been stronger, but it was hard to notice because the dex was DEFINATELY potentiated. All of a sudden, I noticed the distinct patterning of dxm closed eye visuals, the opiates had a definate effect on the weirdness of the dxm mindstate, making it much clearer. Overall the effect was extremely pleasant, and I could see it being incredibly addicting for the right people. I don't know if I would up the dose any more as the feeling was already becoming sort of overwhelming at 50mg/100mg.
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West Brom 2 Sheffield Wednesday 1 - Player ratings
Albion may not have been at their best but they dug deep to beat Sheffield Wednesday – with Charlie Austin's late penalty keeping them top of the Championship.
by Joseph MasiHere we rate the players.
SAM JOHNSTONE
Another steady showing from the glovesman who coped well with everything Sheffield Wednesday threw at him. Johnstone made a number of routine saves and commanded his area well. He did make one magnificent stop to deny Steven Fletcher – but the striker was offside. 7
DARNELL FURLONG
A disciplined display from the full-back who curbed his attacking instincts to ensure there were no pockets of space for the visitors to exploit. Furlong largely shackled the threat of the lively Kadeem Harris. He also sent in one excellent cross for Hal Robson-Kanu. 7
AHMED HEGAZI
It's been a long road back for the defender since his ankle surgery and it showed here with Hegazi very rusty. He miss-read the flight of the ball in the first few minutes allowing Jacob Murphy to get in behind. And after the interval, he inexplicably lost possession in his own box - which should have led to Fletcher to scoring. He'll get there but Hegazi is going to need a few more games until he is back to his commanding best. 5
KYLE BARTLEY
What a season the centre-back is having. Wearing the captain's armband, Bartley made an outstanding, goal-saving, block to deny Julian Borner early on. And he continued to shine from there with the defender dominant in the air, strong in the tackle and always willing to put his body on the line. Magnificent. 8
CONOR TOWNSEND
The left-back has had a good few weeks since Nathan Ferguson's red card and deserved to keep his place ahead of the fit-again Kieran Gibbs. But at times he was nervy in possession here. You can also argue he should have cleared his lines instead of passing to Filip Krovinvoic in the build-up to Sheffield Wednesday's penalty. 6
SEMI AJAYI
Moved into midfield with Jake Livermore suspended, Ajayi cut a commanding figure in the middle of the park. Playing as an anchor, he wasn't as box-to-box as his suspended team mate. But against a very direct Sheffield Wednesday side, he provided excellent protection for the back four. 7
FILIP KROVINOVIC
A tough performance to rate. Filling in for Romaine Sawyers, Krovinovic made Albion tick in the first-half with his passing crisp and purposeful. But he got it all wrong for the penalty, with the Croatian turning into danger, losing the ball and then hacking Kieran Lee to the floor. 5
MATT PHILLIPS
A frustrating afternoon for Phillips who worked hard but struggled to influence the game in an attacking sense. Phillips' touch seemed to desert him just when it mattered. His crossing and set-piece delivery also weren't at there pin-point best. 6
MATHEUS PEREIRA
When you play in the number 10 role, you always have to make a telling contribution. And Pereira does week in, week out. His through-ball for Robson-Kanu's goal was beautiful. The Brazilian then showed nous, hunger and desire to win the late penalty. What a player. 8
GRADY DIANGANA
The rough treatment Pereira gets is often talked about, but Diangana is equally kicked from pillar to post. The 21-year-old handles it so well though and did again here. A threat with his trickery throughout, Diangana sent in a wonderful cross from which Austin hit the post. 7
HAL ROBSON-KANU
As beautiful as Pereira's pass was, Robson-Kanu still had a lot to do as he charged through on goal. But he carried the ball into the box before showing great confidence to roll it past Kieren Westwood. Also impressed with his hold-up play in another excellent showing. 8
SUBS
CHARLIE AUSTIN (for Robson-Kanu 75) Hit the post and showed great character to score from the spot. You couldn’t ask any more from a 15-minute cameo. 7
GARETH BARRY (for Hegazi 75)
Hasn’t played since March but you honestly could not tell. Barry impressed with his passing and got about the pitch well. 7
CHRIS BRUNT (for Krovinovic 80)
Like Barry, Brunt came on impressed with his intelligent use of the ball. N/A
Not used: Bond, Gibbs, Edwards, Zohore.


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To convert a set of coordinates from one coordinate system or map projection to another, and/or transform it from one datum to another, follow these steps:
1. If the desired input coordinate reference frame type is not already displayed in the upper half of the window, select the desired entry from the pull-down list. The upper half of the window will be updated to display the appropriate parameter and coordinate fields for the selected input coordinate reference frame type.
2. If the desired input datum is not already displayed in the upper half of the window, select the desired datum using the Datum pull-down list. The datum list contains global datums (WGS-84 and WGS-72) first, followed by seven-parameter local datums, and then by local 3-parameter datums, with each section in alphabetical order. When you select a datum, the Ellipsoid field is updated to show the code and name of the ellipsoid associated with the selected datum. (Note: you cannot select a specific ellipsoid directly.)
3. If the input coordinate reference frame has any parameters associated with it (e.g., a central meridian), and the default parameter values displayed in the upper half of the window are not the desired values, change the parameter values by selecting the displayed values and typing over them.
4. Enter the input coordinates in the fields displayed in the upper half of the window by selecting each field and typing over its contents. Optionally, specify the accuracy of the input coordinates by entering values, in meters, in the 90%CE, 90%LE, and 90%SE fields, or by selecting an entry from the Sources pulldown menu.
5. If the desired output coordinate reference frame type is not already displayed in the lower half of the window, select the desired entry from the pull-down. The lower half of the window will be updated to display the appropriate parameter and coordinate fields for the selected output coordinate reference frame type.
6. If the desired output datum is not already displayed in the lower half of the window, select the desired datum using the Datum pull-down list, just as for the input datum.
7. If the output coordinate reference frame has any parameters associated with it (e.g., a central meridian), and the default parameter values displayed in the lower half of the window are not the desired values, change the parameter values by selecting the displayed values and typing over them.
8. Click on the Convert: Upper-to-Lower button. The output coordinates will be displayed in the coordinate fields in the lower half of the window. The 90% circular, linear, and spherical error values will also be updated.


Technical Blog 1: CSS Positioning
Relative vs Absolute vs Fixed
The position property is one of the many CSS elements that help with the ‘positioning’ of different elements of a website. While its importance may seem trivial to some at first, it is one of the most important properties to give your site the best possible user experience.
There are 5 total properties for position, which are Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed and Sticky. The Static is the default layout for a web page, based on the element above, it will place the next element below. (For a quick example of Sticky, have a look at the nav bar as you scroll!)
Relative
The Relative property builds upon Static by allowing the programmer to adjust where the element would have been had it been static. The start location is based of the element that is before it.
Absolute
This property in some ways is very similar to relative, but where it differs is it removes the element from the ‘flow’ of the page. To put simply, instead of elements going one after the other, it allows the element to stack together.
Fixed
Much as the name describes, this property will make the element relative to the user’s screen and no matter how much the page is scrolled the element will always remain there.
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Installing PyQt5¶
Both the GPL and commercial versions of PyQt5 can be built from source packages or installed from binary wheels.
Installing from Wheels¶
Wheels are the standard Python packaging format for pure Python or binary extension modules such as PyQt5. Only Python v3.5 and later are supported. Wheels are provide for 32- and 64-bit Windows, 64-bit macOS and 64-bit Linux. These correspond with the platforms for which The Qt Company provide binary installers.
Wheels are installed using the pip3 program that is included with current versions of Python.
Installing the GPL Version¶
To install the wheel for the GPL version of PyQt5, run:
pip3 install pyqt5
This will install the wheel for your platform and your version of Python (assuming both are supported). The wheel will be automatically downloaded from the Python Package Index.
If you get an error message saying that no downloads could be found that satisfy the rquirement then you are probably using an unsupported version of Python.
The PyQt5 wheel includes the necessary parts of the LGPL version of Qt. There is no need to install Qt yourself.
sip is packaged as a separate wheel which will be downloaded and installed automatically.
To uninstall the GPL version, run:
pip3 uninstall pyqt5
Installing the Commercial Version¶
It is not possible to provide wheels for the commercial version in the same way they are provided for the GPL version:
- the user’s license information has to be applied
- it is not possble to distribute a copy of the commercial version of Qt.
Instead unlicensed wheels are provided which do not include a copy of Qt.
The program pyqtlicense is provided which takes the unlicensed
wheel, the pyqt-commercial.sip
license file and the location of the Qt
installation and generates a licensed wheel. The licensed wheel contains a
copy of the necessary parts of Qt and can be installed using pip3.
pyqtlicense assumes that the Qt installation has been created from one of the LGPL or commercial binary installers provided by The Qt Company. It may also work with a Qt installation built from source but this is unsupported.
On Windows the binary installer for MSVC 2015 must be used.
The following describes the command line options of pyqtlicense.
-
-h
,
--help
¶
Display a help message and exit.
-
-V
,
--version
¶
Display the version number and exit.
-
--build-tag
TAG
¶ This specifies that
TAG
should be used as the build tag in the name of the generated wheel. IfTAG
is an empty string then the build tag is omitted.
-
--license
FILE
¶ This specifies that
FILE
is the license file.
-
--no-msvc-runtime
¶
The unlicensed wheels for 32- and 64-bit Python includes
msvcp140.dll
(part of the MSVC2015 C++ runtime). This specifies that the DLL should be omitted from the licensed wheel.
-
--no-openssl
¶
The unlicensed wheels for 32- and 64-bit Python includes
libeay32.dll
andssleay32.dll
(i.e the OpenSSL DLLs). This specifies that the DLLs should be omitted from the licensed wheel.
-
--openssl
DIR
¶ This specifies that the
libeay32.dll
andssleay32.dll
DLLs included in the unlicensed wheels for 32- and 64-bit Python should be replaced by the DLLs of the same name in the directoryDIR
.
-
--output
DIR
¶ This specifies that the licensed wheel will be written to the directory
DIR
.
-
--qt
DIR
¶ This specifies that
DIR
contains the LGPL or commercial Qt installation to be included in the licensed wheel. The directory is what Qt refers to as the prefix directory, i.e. the architecture specific directory containing thebin
,lib
etc. directories. It must be specified.
-
--qt-version
VERSION
¶ This specifies the 3-part version number of the Qt installation. If it is not specified then it will be extracted from the value specified by the
--qt
option.
-
--quiet
¶
This specifies that all progress messages should be suppressed.
-
--wheel-qt-version
VERSION
¶ This specifies the 3-part version number of the Qt installation that the wheel was built against. If it is not specified then it will be extracted from the name of the wheel file.
-
--verbose
¶
This specifies that additional progress messages should be displayed.
The remaining argument is the name of the unlicensed wheel file to license.
To uninstall the commercial version, run:
pip3 uninstall pyqt5-commercial
Building and Installing from Source¶
Downloading SIP¶
SIP must be installed before building and using PyQt5. You can get the latest release of the SIP source code from https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/sip/download.
The SIP installation instructions can be found at https://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/sip4/installation.html.
Downloading PyQt5¶
You can get the latest release of the GPL version of the PyQt5 source code from https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download5.
If you are using the commercial version of PyQt5 then you should use the
download instructions which were sent to you when you made your purchase. You
must also download your pyqt-commercial.sip
license file.
Configuring PyQt5¶
After unpacking the source package (either a .tar.gz
or a .zip
file
depending on your platform) you should then check for any README
files
that relate to your platform.
If you are using the commercial version of PyQt5 then you must copy your
pyqt-commercial.sip
license file to the sip
directory, or to the
directory specified by the --license-dir
option of configure.py.
You need to make sure your environment variables are set properly for your development environment.
In order to configure the build of PyQt5 you need to run the configure.py script as follows:
python3 configure.py
This assumes that the Python interpreter is on your path. Something like the following may be appropriate on Windows:
c:\Python36\python configure.py
If you have multiple versions of Python installed then make sure you use the interpreter for which you wish to build PyQt5 for.
The full set of command line options is:
-
-h
,
--help
¶
Display a help message and exit.
-
--allow-sip-warnings
¶
New in version 5.9.1.
Normally any warning message generated by sip is treated as an error. This option causes warning messages to be considered non-fatal. It is normally only required if a later version of sip is being used that has deprecated a feature used by this version of PyQt5.
Normally Qt is checked to see if it has been built as shared libraries. Some Linux distributions configure their Qt builds to make this check unreliable. This option ignores the result of the check and assumes that Qt has been built as shared libraries.
-
--bindir
<DIR>
¶ The pyuic5, pyrcc5 and pylupdate5 utilities will be installed in the directory
<DIR>
.
-
--concatenate
¶
The C++ source files for a Python module will be concatenated. This results in significantly reduced compilation times. Most, but not all, C++ compilers can handle the large files that result. See also the
--concatenate-split
option.
-
--concatenate-split
<N>
¶ If the
--concatenate
option is used to concatenate the C++ source files then this option determines how many files are created. The default is 1.
-
--configuration
<FILE>
¶ <FILE>
contains the configuration of the PyQt5 build to be used instead of dynamically introspecting the system and is typically used when cross-compiling. See Configuring with Configuration Files.
-
--confirm-license
¶
Using this confirms that you accept the terms of the PyQt5 license. If it is omitted then you will be asked for confirmation during configuration.
-
--dbus
<DIR>
¶ The
dbus-python.h
header file of the dbus-python package can be found in the directory<DIR>/dbus
.
-
--debug
¶
The PyQt5 modules will be built with debugging symbols. On Windows configure.py must be run using a debug version of Python.
-
--designer-plugindir
<DIR>
¶ The Python plugin for Qt Designer will be installed in the directory
<DIR>
.
-
--destdir
<DIR>
¶ The PyQt5 Python package will be installed in the directory
<DIR>
. The default is the Python installation’ssite-packages
directory. If you use this option then thePYTHONPATH
environment variable must include<DIR>
.
-
--disable
<MODULE>
¶ New in version 5.5.1.
Normally all PyQt5 modules are enabled and are built if the corresponding Qt library can be found. This option will suppress the check for
<MODULE>>
. The option may be specified any number of times.
-
--disable-feature
<FEATURE>
¶ New in version 5.10.1.
A PyQt5 module may be configured differently depending on the corresponding Qt configuration. This takes the form of a set of features that may be disabled. Normally this is determined automatically. This option will explicitly disable the
<FEATURE>>
feature. The option may be specified any number of times.
-
--enable
<MODULE>
¶ Normally all PyQt5 modules are enabled and are built if the corresponding Qt library can be found. Using this option only those modules specifically enabled will be checked for and built. The option may be specified any number of times. Note that using this option suppresses the checks that are normally made to determine how the module should be configured, i.e. which features should be disabled.
-
--license-dir
<DIR>
¶ The license files needed by the commercial version of PyQt5 can be found in the directory
<DIR>
.
-
--link-full-dll
¶
New in version 5.8.
On Windows the full Python API and the limited API (as used by PyQt) are implemented in different DLLs. Normally the limited DLL is linked (unless a debug version of the Python interpreter is being used to run configure.py). This option forces the full API DLL to be linked instead.
-
--no-designer-plugin
¶
The Qt Designer plugin will not be built.
-
--no-docstrings
¶
The PyQt5 modules will not contain automatically generated docstrings.
-
--no-python-dbus
¶
The Qt support for the standard Python DBus bindings is disabled.
-
--no-qml-plugin
¶
The qmlscene plugin will not be built.
-
--no-qsci-api
¶
The
PyQt5.api
QScintilla API file is not installed even if QScintilla does appear to be installed.
-
--no-sip-files
¶
The
.sip
files for the PyQt5 modules will not be installed.
-
--no-stubs
¶
New in version 5.6.
The PEP 484 type hint stub files for the PyQt5 modules will not be installed. This option is ignored (and the stub files are not installed) for versions of Python earlier than v3.5.
-
--no-tools
¶
New in version 5.3.
The
pyuic5
,pyrcc5
andpylupdate5
tools will not be built.
-
--no-timestamp
¶
Normally the header comments of each generated C/C++ source file includes a timestamp corresponding to when the file was generated. This option suppresses the inclusion of the timestamp.
-
--protected-is-public
¶
On certain platforms the size of PyQt5 modules can be significantly reduced by redefining the C++
protected
keyword aspublic
during compilation. This option enables this behaviour and is the default on Linux and macOS.
-
--protected-not-public
¶
The default redefinition of
protected
topublic
during compilation on Linux and macOS is disabled.
-
--pyuic5-interpreter
<FILE>
¶ <FILE>
is the name of the Python interpreter used in the pyuic5 wrapper. The default is platform dependent.
-
--qmake
<FILE>
¶ Qt’s qmake program is used to determine how your Qt installation is laid out. Normally qmake is found on your
PATH
. This option can be used to specify a particular instance of qmake to use.
-
--qml-debug
¶
New in version 5.8.
Enable the QML debugging infrastructure. This should not be enabled in a production environment.
-
--qml-plugindir
<DIR>
¶ The Python plugin for qmlscene will be installed in the directory
<DIR>
.
-
--qsci-api
¶
The
PyQt5.api
QScintilla API file is installed even if QScintilla does not appear to be installed. This option is implied if the--qsci-api-destdir
option is specified.
-
--qsci-api-destdir
<DIR>
¶ The QScintilla API file will be installed in the
python
subdirectory of theapi
subdirectory of the directory<DIR>
.
-
--qtconf-prefix
<DIR>
¶ New in version 5.6.
A
qt.conf
file is embedded in thePyQt5.QtCore
module withPrefix
set to<DIR>
which is assumed to be relative to the directory that thePyQt5.QtCore
module will be installed in.
-
--sip
<FILE>
¶ The sip program is used to generate PyQt5’s C++ source code. Normally sip is found on your
PATH
. This option can be used to specify a particular instance of sip to use.
-
--sip-incdir
<DIR>
¶ The
sip.h
header file can be found in the directory<DIR>
.
-
--sipdir
<DIR>
¶ The
.sip
files for the PyQt5 modules will be installed in the directory<DIR>
.
-
--spec
<SPEC>
¶ The argument
-spec SPEC
will be passed to qmake. The default behaviour is platform specific. On Windows configure.py will choose the value that is correct for the version of Python that is being used. (However if you have built Python yourself then you may need to explicitly specify<SPEC>
.) On macOS configure.py will try and avoidmacx-xcode
if possible.)
-
--static
¶
The PyQt5 modules will be built as static libraries. This is useful when building a custom interpreter with the PyQt5 modules built in to the interpreter.
-
--stubsdir
<DIR>
¶ New in version 5.6.
The PEP 484 type hint stub files for the PyQt5 modules will be installed in the directory
<DIR>
. By default they will be stored in the same directory where (by default) the corresponding extension modules would be installed. This option is ignored (and the stub files are not installed) for versions of Python earlier than v3.5.
-
--sysroot
<DIR>
¶ New in version 5.3.
<DIR>
is the name of an optional directory that replacessys.prefix
in the names of other directories (specifically those specifying where the various PyQt5 components will be installed and where the Python include and library directories can be found). It is typically used when cross-compiling or when building a static version of PyQt5. See Configuring with Configuration Files.
-
--target-py-version
<VERSION>
¶ New in version 5.3.
<VERSION>
is the major and minor version (e.g.3.4
) of the version of Python being targetted. By default the version of Python being used to run the configure.py script is used. It is typically used when cross-compiling. See Configuring with Configuration Files.
-
--trace
¶
The generated PyQt5 modules contain additional tracing code that is enabled using SIP’s
sip.settracemask()
function.
-
--verbose
¶
Compiler commands and any output issued during configuration is displayed instead of being suppressed. Use this if configure.py is having problems to see what exactly is going wrong.
-
--version
¶
Display the version number and exit.
Any remaining command line arguments are expected to be in the form
name=value
or name+=value
. Such arguments are added to any
qmake .pro
file created by configure.py.
Building PyQt5¶
The next step is to build PyQt5 by running your platform’s make command. For example:
make
The final step is to install PyQt5 by running the following command:
make install
(Depending on your system you may require root or administrator privileges.)
This will install the various PyQt5 components.
Configuring with Configuration Files¶
The configure.py script normally introspects the Python installation
of the interpreter running it in order to determine the names of the various
files and directories it needs. This is fine for a native build of PyQt5 but
isn’t appropriate when cross-compiling. In this case it is possible to supply
a configuration file, specified using the --configuration
option,
which contains definitions of all the required values.
A configuration file is made up of a number of named sections each of which contains a number of configuration items. The format of a configuration file is as follows:
- a section name is a single line with the name enclosed between
[
and]
- a configuration item is a single line containing a name/value pair separated
by
=
- values may be extended to lines immediately following if they are indented by at least one space
- a value may include another value by embedding the name of that value
enclosed between
%(
and)
- comments begin with
#
and continue to the end of the line - blank lines are ignored.
Those configuration items that appear before the first section name are automatically added to all sections.
A configuration file defines a section for each version of Qt that requires a different configuration. configure.py will choose the most appropriate section according to the version of Qt you are actually using. For example, if a configuration file contains sections for Qt v5.3 and Qt v5.1 and you are using Qt v5.2.1 then the section for Qt v5.1 will be chosen.
configure.py provides the following preset values for a configuration:
py_major
- is the major version number of the target Python installation.
py_minor
- is the minor version number of the target Python installation.
sysroot
- is the name of the system root directory. This is specified with the
--sysroot
option.
The following is an example configuration file:
# The target Python installation.
py_platform = linux
py_inc_dir = %(sysroot)/usr/include/python%(py_major).%(py_minor)
py_pylib_dir = %(sysroot)/usr/lib/python%(py_major).%(py_minor)/config
py_pylib_lib = python%(py_major).%(py_minor)mu
# The target PyQt installation.
pyqt_module_dir = %(sysroot)/usr/lib/python%(py_major)/dist-packages
pyqt_bin_dir = %(sysroot)/usr/bin
pyqt_sip_dir = %(sysroot)/usr/share/sip/PyQt5
pyuic_interpreter = /usr/bin/python%(py_major).%(py_minor)
pyqt_disabled_features = PyQt_Desktop_OpenGL PyQt_qreal_double
# Qt configuration common to all versions.
qt_shared = True
[Qt 5.1]
pyqt_modules = QtCore QtDBus QtDesigner QtGui QtHelp QtMultimedia
QtMultimediaWidgets QtNetwork QtOpenGL QtPrintSupport QtQml QtQuick
QtSensors QtSerialPort QtSql QtSvg QtTest QtWebKit QtWebKitWidgets
QtWidgets QtXmlPatterns _QOpenGLFunctions_ES2
This example contains a section for Qt v5.1. We have defined a number of values before the start of the section as they are not specific to any particular version of Qt. Note that if you use this configuration with a version of Qt earlier than v5.1 then you will get an error.
The following values can be specified in the configuration file:
qt_shared
- is set if Qt has been built as shared libraries. The default value is
False
. py_platform
- is the target Python platform.
py_debug
- is set if a debug version of the target Python is being used.
py_inc_dir
- is the target Python include directory, i.e. the directory containing the
Python.h
file. py_pylib_dir
- is the target Python library directory.
py_pylib_lib
- is the target Python interpreter library. It should not include any platform-specific prefix or suffix.
pyqt_disabled_features
- is the space separated list of features (as defined by SIP’s
%Feature
directive) that should be disabled. pyqt_module_dir
- is the target directory where the PyQt5 modules will be installed. It can
be overridden by the
--destdir
option. pyqt_modules
- is the space separated list of PyQt5 modules that will be built. It can be
overridden by the
--enable
option. pyqt_bin_dir
- is the name of the target directory where the PyQt5 related executables
will be installed. It can be overridden by the
--bindir
option. pyqt_sip_dir
- is the name of the target directory where the PyQt5
.sip
files will be installed. It can be overridden by the--sipdir
option. pyuic_interpreter
- is the name of the Python interpreter (as it would be called from the
target system) that will be used to run pyuic5. It can be
overridden by the
--pyuic5-interpreter
option.
Co-existence with PyQt4¶
PyQt5 can be installed alongside PyQt4 using the same Python interpreter without any problems so long as they are built with the same version of SIP.


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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Indian-flavoured lamb meatballs are cooked in a wonderfully spicy sauce. If you don’t finish it all in one sitting, this tastes great re-heated the next day.
Put the onion, chillies, ginger, garlic, salt, garam masala, chilli powder and tomato purée in a food processor. Season with lots of freshly ground black pepper. (For a great flavour add more than you imagine you’ll need.)
Blend the ingredients into a paste as smooth as you can get it. You’ll need to remove the lid of the food processor and push the mixture down with a spatula 2-3 times. Add the lamb and blend once more. Transfer to a bowl and stir in the coriander. Cover the dish with cling film and chill for 1-3 hours, or overnight, to allow the mixture to stiffen and the meat to absorb all the wonderful spices.
To make the sauce, heat the ghee (or oil) in a large non-stick saucepan or sauté pan and gently fry the onions, garlic and ginger for about 10 minutes, or until softened and lightly browned, stirring regularly. Add the chilli powder and garam masala and cook for 20-30 seconds, stirring constantly.
Stir in the roughly chopped tomatoes and cook for 3-4 minutes over a high heat, or until they soften and release their juice, stirring constantly. Add the tomato purée and sprinkle with the salt and sugar and pour over the lamb stock. Season with lots of ground black pepper, add the cinnamon and bay leaves and bring to a simmer. Cover the sauce loosely with a lid and cook for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
While the sauce is simmering, make the meatballs. Take a small portion of mince mixture at a time and roll into a smooth ball – a little smaller than a walnut in its shell. You should be able to make around 24 balls.  Put on a plate as soon as each one is rolled.
Remove the pan with the sauce from the heat after its 20 minutes are up and discard the cinnamon stick and bay leaves – they will be easy to pick out with a fork or tongs. Blend the sauce with a stick blender until as smooth as possible. (If you don’t have a stick blender, leave to cool for a few minutes then transfer to a food processor and blend to a purée.)
Return the sauce to the heat and stir in 200ml/7fl oz water. Bring to a gentle simmer. Drop all the meatballs gently into the bubbling sauce and return to a simmer. Cook, uncovered, for a further 30-35 minutes, or until the meatballs are tender and the sauce is thick, stirring regularly. If the sauce reduces too far or begins to stick on the bottom of the pan, add a little extra water and continue cooking. Adjust the salt and pepper to taste.
Serve the meatballs with rice, topped with thick natural yogurt and fresh coriander leaves if you like.


Your job is to test out a program that performs a simple task:
it takes three integers as parameters, and interprets them as
the lengths of the three sides of a hypothetical triangle. The
job of the program is to take those three numbers and then
classify the triangle into one of these four categories: equilateral
(all sides the same length), isosceles (two sides the same length),
scalene (all sides different in length), or "not a triangle"
(it is impossible to construct a triangle with the given side
lengths).
The problem is that this program still contains a bug or
two, and we need your help to find them. Think systematically
about what combinations of three numbers will fully exercise
this program's abilities, and try out each of your combinations
in turn.


Sound waves are longitudinal waves which means they vibrate in the same direction as the direction of travel. They are produced by vibrating sources, such as speakers. Sound waves can only travel through a solid, liquid or gas medium. They travel fastest in solids, then liquids and slowest in gases. A good model for sound waves is a spring.
The sections of the sound waves where the particles are pushed together are areas of compression. The sections of the sound waves where the particles are further apart are areas of rarefaction.
Sound waves can be reflected to form an echo, refracted and diffracted.


- generateSecurePassword(String, String) - Static method in class app.utils.PasswordUtils
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This method generates the secure password.
- getAdmin() - Method in class model.User
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- getAllCustomers(int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method get all the customers from the database.
- getAllOrders(int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method gets all orders from the database.
- getAllProducts(int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method get all the products from the database.
- getAllUserOrders(int, int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method gets all orders of the simple user from the database.
- getCategory() - Method in class model.Product
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- getDashboardCostCount() - Method in class controller.admin.pages.HomeController
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This method gets the customers count for the admin dashboard and sets it to the customersCount label.
- getDashboardOrdersCount() - Method in class controller.user.pages.UserHomeController
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This method gets the orders count for the user dashboard and sets it to the ordersCount label.
- getDashboardProdCount() - Method in class controller.admin.pages.HomeController
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This method gets the products count for the admin dashboard and sets it to the productsCount label.
- getDashboardProdCount() - Method in class controller.user.pages.UserHomeController
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This method gets the products count for the user dashboard and sets it to the productsCount label.
- getDescription() - Method in class model.Product
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- getEmail() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getEmail() - Method in class model.User
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- getFullname() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getFullname() - Method in class model.User
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- getId() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getId() - Method in class model.Order
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- getId() - Method in class model.Product
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- getId() - Method in class model.User
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- getInstance() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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Get the only object available
- getInstance() - Static method in class model.Datasource
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Get the only object available
- getName() - Method in class model.Product
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- getName() - Method in class model.User
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- getNr_sales() - Method in class model.Product
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- getOneCustomer(int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method get one customer from the database based on the provided product_id.
- getOneProduct(int) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method get one product from the database based on the provided product_id.
- getOrder_date() - Method in class model.Order
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- getOrder_email() - Method in class model.Order
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- getOrder_price() - Method in class model.Order
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- getOrder_status() - Method in class model.Order
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- getOrders() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getPassword() - Method in class model.User
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- getPrice() - Method in class model.Product
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- getProduct_id() - Method in class model.Order
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- getProduct_name() - Method in class model.Order
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- getQuantity() - Method in class model.Product
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- getSalt(int) - Static method in class app.utils.PasswordUtils
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This method generates the salt.
- getSalt() - Method in class model.User
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- getShipping_address() - Method in class model.Order
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- getStatus() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getStatus() - Method in class model.User
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- getUser_full_name() - Method in class model.Order
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- getUser_id() - Method in class model.Order
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- getUserAdmin() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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- getUserByEmail(String) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method gets one user from the database based on the email provided.
- getUserByUsername(String) - Method in class model.Datasource
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This method gets one user from the database based on the username provided.
- getUserEmail() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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- getUserFullName() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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- getUserId() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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- getUserName() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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- getUsername() - Method in class model.Customer
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- getUsername() - Method in class model.User
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- getUserStatus() - Static method in class controller.UserSessionController
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Apart from being a programmer and Machine Learning enthusiast, I also like to play outdoor sports like Football.
I also have interest in landscape and abstract photography
When forced inside, I like to watch thrilling and fantasy movies.
My favourite movie directors are Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese, Chistopher Nolan and David Fincher.
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Displays a table contains values of measured temperatures. To add a sensor to the table use drag and drop
technique. Sensors are added automatically when the drop occurs. It is possible to add multiple
sensors to one table. To modify the table use the tools form the toolbar of the table window:
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Date and time configuration
Dispalys a table configuration window. There are three possible display modes:
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Last saved Displays constant number of samples last added to the database.
In this mode remaining parameters are disabled.
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Period of time Displays measured temperature values in given period of time.
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Last It is similar mode to the Period of time, but it displays measured
temperature values made in period of time relative to current date and time.
Visible samples may be filtered. It is possible to configure visible values range. In default
maximum possible values range is set. It means all samples will be displayed.
It is also possible to sort samples from the oldest to the newest and from the newest to the
oldest. Set up the total limit of visible rows is necessary due to limit search time in
the database.
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Table save
Saves the visible table to an Excel file.
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Refresh
Refresh the table content. It is useful when you use the modes Last saved and Last. Data in tables
is not refreshed automatically as it happens in the Graphs and
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Welcome, and thanks for visiting my online portfolio. My career in Web Development started in late 2015, when I was just making simple sites for fun as I learned the ins and outs. Now, I have been an intern at THiNC Technologies Inc for 6 months as a Junior Web Developer, and my experience has been wonderful.
My strategy has always been to 'sink or swim' by jumping into something new, with no experience, and teaching myself the means to achieve something great. Whether it be PHP or Javascript, or even delving into C++ and Java. Being a fast learning, cross-functional programmer has always been my greatest strength.
Creating Cavasin Moving's web site was my first experience with professional web development. The site was made through WordPress, with custom design implemented to give it a unique feel. The site, and all it's copy, was done by myself alone.
Working back end for Validu's site was a great experience for developing custom plugins and features for a large scale site.
My work included: transposing records from a database into a visual display, either through a page or through a generated PDF; creating features that allow users to create/modify records in a database through a web interface; create a server-side service to email individuals upon a criteria-meeting record being submitted to the database via mobile application, as well as an 'auto-flagging' option to mark these database entries for later information processing purposes.
This is an ongoing side project of mine, to develop a basic MMORPG game with the styling of an old Nintendo Game. It has been my first involvement with game development beyond basic command line games. It is currently in a very bare bones state of development, but anyone is more than welcome to check it out at any point as it is all open source.
Finally! I have finished the first portion of this project, one of the most important - the initial framework of an MMO/MMORPG. You are welcome to visit the GitHub repository, linked below, if you wish to use it or try it out.
Essentially, the goal of this portion of the project was to:
The game will currently allow users to register an account, which is setup to save/pull credentials through the server to a local MongoDB/Robomongo database. From there, users will be put into the game, where for now you can just walk around and enjoy some of the Pokemon pixel art I scrounged from the internet. Users will have their username displayed above them, which is a given for any online game. When a user logs out, their location will be stored on the server so they can continue where they left off from their previous session.
Unfortunately, that is all the game does in it's current state. Until now, this project has been mainly about developing the server aspect of the game, and the corresponding aspects of the game client which handle server communication for multiple players. However, the project will continue, and up next is to develop the actual game itself - which will take advantage of the server functionalities I have laid out for it.
NeetChan is an IT project management system / bug tracker. Its name comes from the abbreviation of NEET, or 'No Education or Employment Training' - whereas NeetChan hopes to make complex IT project management a thing of the past for even the most unqualified folks. The primary focus of the project management system and logic will be influenced by Agile project management styles.
Lametech.Online provides to be another positive way to communicate with people anonymously over the internet. It has a basic chat room on the home page - the real fun begins on the boards, where users can post image content and reply to others in threads all related to a specific category.
WARNING:
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The PaleoDB website and database
Current development of the PaleoDB database, API, website, and example applications is being carried out in the Department of Geoscience at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It is supported by the UW-Madison Deptartment of Geoscience and the U.S. National Science Foundation EAR Geoinformatics grant 0949416.
Shanan Peters - Principal Investigator
Michael McClennen - Chief Informaticist
John Czaplewski - Front end designer and developer


Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
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I was stuck at home on a friday night and I figured I'd make the best of it and have a little party with myself. I looked around the house and located a bottle of Irish Cream (60 proof). I poured myself a tall glass full with the intentions of chugging it. However I got sidetracked and went looking for a gram of regs I had left over from a session with my best friend the day before.
I found the marijuana and surveyed that I didnt have anything at hand to smoke out of because I lent my bowl to a friend of mine. So I grabbed my pack of cigarettes and began to pinch out about half of the tobacco in 5 cigarettes. I later filled the half empty cigarettes with the finely ground marijuana and smoked them throughout the evening, about 8-11.
 The mood was so lifted and despite being stranded alone at home, I was having a blast of a time. This isnt such an extraodinary event, im sure many people do things similar to this. I do it whenever I have the necessary ingredients and im home alone or bored. As simple as it may seem, these three substances when used together have such a perfect harmony. Whatever the chemical reasons may be, at the same time, all three create an ideal euphoria.
I sat back and relaxed as all of my worries drifted away and I turned on the television so I could drift off into whatever movie I began to watch. I smoked a few more of these very strong cuban cigarettes I had left over from a recent trip to mexico. Each time I smoked I got the smallest, most perfect lift back into my state of bliss.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The Northern Tier
To begin, I am following a series of biking maps from the Adventure Cycling Association. The route is called the Northern Tier and runs all the way from Bar Harbor, Maine to Anacortes, Washington. I'm doing approximately half the route -- from Minneapolis to Anacortes.
This whole trip started when my housemate, Jake, said, "I'm thinking of going on a long bike trip... I don't know where and I don't know anything about bike trips".
"I'm in" I said. I didn't know anything about bike trips either. I didn't even know "bike trips" are more commonly referred to as "bike tours" by cyclists. The extent of my bike knowledge was this: My parents bought me a bike in middle school. It rolled. I still used it.
Jake's timing couldn't have been more perfect. I was about to graduate college, had some spare cash, and an entire summer free (this never happens) and was looking for an adventure.
Preparation and Gearheads
Touring can get expensive. For those interested in touring (or gear!), I'm creating a separate blog post about my gear and the cost of the trip here.
Minneapolis to Fargo
Embarassingly, the first time time I rode my bike fully-loaded was the day I left for the tour. The bike's weight is ~27lbs and my combined packs' weight was ~35lbs including 4.5 liters of water and food for 2 days.


The National Vaccination Campaign to fight COVID-19 is carried out by the Ministry of Health and the National Centre for Security and Crises Management. Any individual on Jordanian soil is eligible to receive the vaccine, and it is free-of-charge. Therefore, you do not have to pay any fees. Receiving the vaccine is not mandatory, which means you choose whether to receive it or not. However, we encourage you to register to receive the vaccine, especially if you are an elderly, or suffer from chronic illnesses such as heart diseases, diabetes, cancer, respiratory or blood-related illnesses.
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You can chat with your Nimbits data over any XMPP compatible instant messenger client, And there are a lot of them! Chances are, the IM client on your phone, desktop or browser can talk to a Nimbits Server.
You can also have devices use Nimbits to chat with each other, exchanging data and availability. Check out the section on M2M (Machine to Machine) Communication.
Using IM, you can create points, get current values, record values and list points just like a command prompt at a terminal.
To get started, log into your Nimbits Server - if you are using the public server, just log into cloud.nimbits.com. Click the "Request IM Invite" button on the top menu, and then check your IM client.
From there, you can send an IM to Nimbits with the following commands
Your chat session may look like this:
After you authorise Nimbits to send you instant messages, you can also configure a data point to send you an alert using IM, or just send you an IM any time a point gets a new value.
To set this up, log into Nimbits and double click on a point, you can select the Point Properties menu to configure that data point. You can then check off the box to receive an instant message from Nimbits any time that point records a new value or, under the alarms tab, get an IM if the value is above or below a limit you set.
Then, when a new value comes into that data point from anywhere, you'll get an IM from Nimbits.


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Target probability density.
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| bool ls::Rrss::Sample::is_enabled = true |
Is enabled?